Amazon Eero Pro 6
Idéal pour : Idéal pour couvrir une grande maison et de nombreux appareils avec une connexion inférieure à 1 Gbit/s.
En bref : Le consensus Reddit décrit un mesh WiFi 6 très couvrant, simple et performant sous 1 Gbit/s, capable de gérer de nombreux appareils. La stabilité varie toutefois selon les installations, et les options logicielles limitées comme l’absence de 6 GHz le rendent moins adapté aux besoins avancés.
Au-delà de ce modèle, la marque Amazon (toutes gammes) recueille 51 % d'avis positifs sur 520 utilisateurs Reddit. Ce signal marque ne compte pas dans la note du modèle ci-dessus.
Points forts
Installation facile
3 0
« On an install with eero Pro 6, the Procet 25W and working good. » Voir l’avis
« Easy to set up and haven't touched it since. » Voir l’avis
« I don’t want to administer a local network and it just works out of the box. » Voir l’avis
Fiabilité éprouvée
10 2
« Alternatively, you could look at Eero as a one-stop solution using the Eero Pro 6 or Pro 6E. » Voir l’avis
« eero pro 6 has worked out great for my parents for the past 4 years. » Voir l’avis
« For reference, my Pro 6 setup is currently handling around 60 devices daily without a hiccup, and at least 10 of them are streaming devices or gaming consoles. » Voir l’avis
Bon rapport qualité-prix
4 1
« My ISP will let me borrow 2 Eero Pro 6 for free, but I feel like that won't be significantly different from my XE75 Pros. » Voir l’avis
« Specifically the eero pro 6 is a great deal on very good hardware. » Voir l’avis
« I found a new in box Eero 6 Pro 3 pack for around $200 on eBay and it has been rock solid. » Voir l’avis
Excellente couverture Wi-Fi
10 2
« Max 7 5 GHz range is more or less equivalent to the 5 GHz high radio on the Pro 6, which is to say, very good. » Voir l’avis
« The eero 6 pro with the 6 extenders was much better. » Voir l’avis
« I have coverage all thru the house and on my property which is right at 3 acres. » Voir l’avis
Backhaul efficace
3 0
« I ended up grabbing grabbing two second hand 6 pro’s and have them hardwired as the backhaul and can’t complain at all » Voir l’avis
« I would personally put an Eero 7 in the garage running it off of wired backhaul, then put the 6 Pro in the garage somewhere where you can't use wired backhaul. » Voir l’avis
« Pro 6 won't reduce performance of your Max 7, it just won't have a partner for WiFi 7, 6GHz band, or 2.5 or 10 Gbps ethernet. » Voir l’avis
Fonctions complètes
5 2
« 4x4 at 5GHz is a lot more useful for the majority of devices. » Voir l’avis
« Eero Pro 6 only have gigabit and are wifi 6, but tri band. » Voir l’avis
« You would be better off with the 6 pro if you can get it, 6E may not be too bad, and you would be best trying to wire upstairs/office to basement. » Voir l’avis
Points faibles
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| Critère | Note /10 | Ce qu'en dit le consensus |
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| Couverture | 7.7 | Les utilisateurs Reddit relèvent une couverture généralement très étendue, mais sensible aux murs épais et au placement des bornes. |
| Fiabilité | 8.1 | La majorité des témoignages évoque plusieurs années de bon fonctionnement et de nombreux appareils gérés, avec quelques pannes isolées. |
| Débit | 4.4 | Le débit en 5 GHz est souvent jugé solide sous 1 Gbit/s, malgré quelques fortes baisses rapportées et des limites en multigigabit. |
| Prix | 7.9 | Le rapport matériel-prix est jugé intéressant en occasion ou reconditionné, même si certains le trouvent plus coûteux que des solutions simples. |
| Installation | 9.2 | La mise en service est généralement considérée comme simple, avec peu d’administration ensuite. |
| Backhaul | 7.5 | Le backhaul filaire Gigabit donne de bons résultats, tandis que son intérêt en mesh sans fil dépend fortement de la configuration. |
| Fonctions | 5.4 | Le système tri-bande et sa radio 5 GHz 4x4 sont appréciés, mais les réglages logiciels et les fonctions avancées restent limités. |
| Stabilité | 3.7 | De nombreux réseaux sont décrits comme très stables, mais plusieurs témoignages mentionnent des déconnexions et redémarrages. |
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ltdansicecream 🇬🇧
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Wrxloser1215 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 6E>7 Pro or 7 Max setup Max has the best range. It also has a 4x4 5ghz radio. When I went from a 4x4 to 2x2 in the Pro 7 my speeds halved on the 5ghz band. Has other benefits as well that would work well with wifi 7. Definitely pricey though. I just went from pro6 to pro6e for a few weeks and now I'm trying the pro 7. The pro6e put out a faster 5ghz speed than the 7 interestingly. The range on both were good but the 7 is better for 6ghz. If you already own the 6e I'd just keep it Unless you have a few wifi 6e/7 products for the 6ghz. My pro6 is the best for 5ghz which blows my mind but they are fantastic little routers.
r/amazoneero · 6E>7 Pro or 7 Max setup No the range between the models definitely changes. The max has the best range and speeds with their 4x4 radios for 5ghz and 6ghz compared to 2x2 for the rest of the models on everything. Plenty of individuals have tested it out to confirm that. I personally have seen a huge decrease in range speeds when they use 2x2 radio vs a 4x4. The pro 6 had 2 5ghz bands and one was 4x4. Still the strongest performer for me today under a gig.
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likenedthus 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Poe 7 or Max 7 mesh system All eero routers are mesh systems when using more than one unit. The eero PoE 7 and eero Pro 7 are the same in terms of performance. The PoE version is just flatter and able to be powered over ethernet, making it more suited for wall mounted installs. As for the eero Max 7, it has extra radios that allow it to reach higher maximum speeds and provide a slightly larger coverage footprint, but there still few consumer devices that take advantage of this (and even fewer that actually need it, imo). If I’m being honest with you, I can’t even tell the difference between my eero Pro 6 setup and my eero Pro 7 setup. My use cases simply don’t push these systems hard enough. I would say save some money and go with the PoE 6 if you’re not on a multi-gig fiber connection.
r/amazoneero · Poe 7 or Max 7 mesh system For reference, my Pro 6 setup is currently handling around 60 devices daily without a hiccup, and at least 10 of them are streaming devices or gaming consoles.
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Canebrake15 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Pro 6 or Pro 6e? The Pro 6E will not get you better range, even with your client device & use case otherwise unknown. IF you have 6E/6 GHz clients, and IF you'll be very close to the Pro 6E gateway (same room with zero obstructions), you may benefit from a Pro 6E. Otherwise, the 5 GHz hardware in the Pro 6 is superior to the 5 GHz hardware in the Pro 6E. With the processor implementation overall being superior in the Pro 6 as well.
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natenate19 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero Max 7 vs Pro 7 - speed and range on 5ghz Max 7 5 GHz range is more or less equivalent to the 5 GHz high radio on the Pro 6, which is to say, very good. Performance is much better if using wireless backhaul, about the same for 80 MHz clients using wired backhaul, better for 160 MHz clients using wired backhaul. Skip the Pro 7, the hardware is not as good and it had had nebulous issues that never affected the Max 7. You might not even need a node in your basement, try it with just two Max 7 nodes initially and go from there.
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RealBlueCayman 🇬🇧
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r/Ubiquiti · Is Unifi Express a good replacement for Google WiFi Mesh Router? There was someone that recently posted either in this sub or r/HomeNetworking that they were using two Express routers in a similar configuration to what you're asking about. I suspect it depends on the devices, applications, network usage requirements, etc to truly know whether it will work. The Express are really meant for a smaller footprint, lower usage that some of the other alternatives like the UCG-Ultra and UCG-Max. Alternatively, you could look at Eero as a one-stop solution using the Eero Pro 6 or Pro 6E. I'd avoid the 6 and 6+. Too many issues with those models. And it should fit your budget.
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Jor3lBR 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Pro 6 or Pro 6e? 6 Pro hardware >>> 6E well documented
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Barack__Odrama 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Bought an Eero Pro 7 and some devices improved while others worsened? This is 100% true. I just went though it switching from an eero pro 6 3-pack to an eero pro 7 3-pack. My pro 6 network was rock-solid but i upgraded my isp speed to 5gig so the pro 7 upgrade was necessary. Looking at the WiFi analytics over the first couple of days on the pro 7, there was a lot of device intereference and noise, especially on the 2.4 GHz band. Some of my cameras were dropping off the network and I wasn’t seeing the speeds I expected over WiFi either. By day 3 the eeros had optimized themselves and I my network was back to being solid. Interference and noise reduced significantly and WiFi speeds were more in line with expectations.
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RedBirdsFly 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Bought an Eero Pro 7 and some devices improved while others worsened? Yeah I’m not impressed with mine either. I have two of them. The eero 6 pro with the 6 extenders was much better.
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mostlynights 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Plz recommend between Orbi 870, 970 or Eero Max 7 eero is great for parents because it is very set-it-and-forget-it and takes care of itself. eero pro 6 has worked out great for my parents for the past 4 years. I'd suggest you keep the Orbi for yourself and the them the eero. Then in a few years if the Orbi no longer meets your needs, you can upgrade yourself to whatever the latest thing is.
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Teibban 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero 7 vs Eero Pro 7 I have Eero Pro 6 and getting frustrated with the limited software options and was looking at Deco BE77 and BE85.
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rpmartinez 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero max 7 Yup I guess make sure client steering is on and maybe that can help but in my experience with 5 Eero pro 6 in an older 1800s house that has about 6 google nest outdoor cams, you either have to restart the eero they’re all glued to and then the cameras on their own pick the closest/best eero for them or just wait it out and see if they do it on their own…I love the frequent eero firmware updates but it causes this headache all the time for me
r/amazoneero · Eero max 7 I don’t think they consider it a problem…but I will say I have to use WiFi calling 24/7/365 in this house and roaming from eero to eero works pretty well, so not sure why the cameras get glued to one eero.
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SmurfyPop 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 6E>7 Pro or 7 Max setup It's really a question of price...of course Max is better but it's really expensive. We just replaced 3 6Pros with 3 7 pros and the coverage is perfect and the speeds (which we were paying for but not getting) are now insane.
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kschang 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero 6+ and Pro 6E Thoughts? Most people don't need 7 or 6e. If your pipe is less than 1gbps you're fine with 6 or 6 pro, maybe even 5 or 5 pro (not called that but you know which one I mean)
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sk3tchcom 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? Definitely. Not bagging on the 6E (had it before 7) - just stating why the Pro 6 is actually better in most scenarios.
r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? Yes and that is it. 4x4 at 5GHz is a lot more useful for the majority of devices.
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Uplink0 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? I went from 3x Eero Pro 6’s to 2x Eero Max 7’s. I don’t feel the need to get a 3rd max, I sometimes wonder if 1 max is enough as it’s centrally located, and so much more powerful than the pro 6’s. Huge upgrade in performance and speed. The wireless backhaul is so much better, it’s so nice to get 1Gbps speeds all around my house at this point, on 6Ghz/wifi 7 devices.
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meant-to-be-at-work 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Wired 6 pro or 7 I had to check if this was my post. I literally had this dilemma 24 hours ago when trying to decide to replace my End of Life Netgear Orbi’s. I ended up grabbing grabbing two second hand 6 pro’s and have them hardwired as the backhaul and can’t complain at all
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Teenage_techboy1234 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Wired 6 pro or 7 I would personally put an Eero 7 in the garage running it off of wired backhaul, then put the 6 Pro in the garage somewhere where you can't use wired backhaul. Disclaimer: The posts from this sub pop up in my feed, we actually have a Tp-Link Deco system at our house. This advice is fully based off of the theoretical advantage that having the dedicated radio on the 6 Pro gives.
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su_A_ve 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Wired 6 pro or 7 It really depends here. If it was just wifi mesh then I’d say yeah.. but with a 2.5gb backbone, depends.
r/amazoneero · Wired 6 pro or 7 How big is the house? 5 maybe too many. But wired backhaul leaves the radios for clients. Eero 7 have dual 2.5gbps ports and are WiFi 7, though dual band. Max speed in WiFi is 1.8gbps Eero Pro 6 only have gigabit and are wifi 6, but tri band. If your switches and wired network is gigabit then stick to the 6.
r/amazoneero · Anyone have a way to make Eero Pro 7 POE powered? On an install with eero Pro 6, the Procet 25W and working good. This is actually fed from a 60W PoE++ injector. Switch — injector — splitter — eero.
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spaceballs_xbox 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 2,100 sq foot 2 story house, 9,000 sq foot lot. 1 Eero Max 7? I'm at 2900 sq feet and I have 2, 7 maxs hardwired in the main level and upstairs. I also have a 6 pro hardwired in the basement. I have coverage all thru the house and on my property which is right at 3 acres. My biggest appreciation is that my wifi enabled cameras, tvs, doorbell, etc never go down or have issues unless it's their own software or hardware issue.
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Berries-A-Million 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 2,100 sq foot 2 story house, 9,000 sq foot lot. 1 Eero Max 7? Due to two eero Pro 6 dying on me, I am stuck with one main one in the center of the house lower level covering it all. It covers the whole house and outside about 10 feet or so. The upstairs in one corner its weak. I would think the Max would cover it all just fine with this smaller unit doing that well of coverage. This house is around 2k as well sq ft.
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Entire_Status6205 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 2,100 sq foot 2 story house, 9,000 sq foot lot. 1 Eero Max 7? I bet u'd be fine with 1 Eero 7 Pro (or 6 Pro)
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ComprehensiveSafe615 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero Max 7 vs Pro 7 - speed and range on 5ghz I’ve this problem but in my case the eeros are not to blame. All my interior walls are either Medina stone or plaster that severely dampen WiFi. In my previous house with only drywall I had only two eero pro 6 for my mesh. Moved to new home and I had to add 4 more! Same network, different walls.
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shadowbansarestupid 🇬🇧
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r/HomeNetworking · Recommendation for a new mesh wifi system I'm contemplating dropping some ethernet through the attic. My coaxial is on the first floor, and I would want to run it to the room directly above and the basement directly below for the entertainment center so I feel like it shouldn't be too difficult! Which Eero system would you go with for a 1.5 Gbps symmetric plan? My ISP will let me borrow 2 Eero Pro 6 for free, but I feel like that won't be significantly different from my XE75 Pros.
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ked913 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · 6E or 7 or 7 Pro ???? My advice is the same, wifi 7 or 7 pro is overkill for you. You would be better off with the 6 pro if you can get it, 6E may not be too bad, and you would be best trying to wire upstairs/office to basement.
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editorreilly 🇬🇧
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r/smarthome · Best WiFi 6 router right now for a typical home setup? I bought mine in '21 as an upgrade to my Google nest router which couldn't hack all my smart stuff. The pro 6 handled it without a problem and still runs strong with 50+ devices
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hobbinzenobbin 🇬🇧
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r/smarthome · Best WiFi 6 router right now for a typical home setup? Specifically the eero pro 6 is a great deal on very good hardware. You can buy them refurbished for 125 right now. Granted it’s no longer made, but it’s a steal for a 3 radio setup, and eero will support it till 2030.
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markbroncco 🇬🇧
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r/wifi · Best WiFi 6 router right now for a typical home setup? With 30+ devices and dead spots, honestly you might want to consider mesh in that budget. But a solid WiFi 6 router could definitely help. Eero Pro 6 or ASUS ZenWiFi Pro could be worth the extra. Covers dead spots way better than any single router.
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unbrkable420 🇬🇧
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r/wifi · Best WiFi 6 router right now for a typical home setup? I found a new in box Eero 6 Pro 3 pack for around $200 on eBay and it has been rock solid. In a two story 3000SqFt and it even connects with my outdoor Wi-Fi cameras at the end of my driveway and mounted on my shed. Easy to set up and haven't touched it since. Not a single issue. Would recommend.
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MrDoh 🇬🇧
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r/HomeNetworking · I don't think any mesh networks are reliable. I've had several meshes, all using wireless backhaul. First I had the Netgear Orbi mesh (wifi-5) that worked well for a few months, then Netgear made firmware upgrades mandatory, and put out some really bad firmware. Went to eero (wifi-5) after that, and that one never did work well for me. It worked, but not as well as I thought that it should have. I tried the eero Pro 6 mesh (wifi-6), and that was never stable. After that it was the Asus ZenWiFi AX (wifi-6), which worked really well here. The mesh that I'm using now, the ZenWiFi BT10 (wifi-7) is also working really well...the wireless MLO backhaul is very fast and has been stable. About as close to wired backhaul as I've seen, the speed at the remote node is very close to my ISP's provisioned speed. The latest firmware for the BT10 mesh has been great, but it took a few versions to get the degree of stability that I want. So, for me, yes, there have been ups and downs, but the Asus ZenWiFi meshes have been the best that I've had. Both have worked great with wireless backhaul, which is what I need. And have been stable and have provided whole house wireless coverage.
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iCode_For_Food 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Poe 7 or Max 7 mesh system Nice! Yeah that is more than I need!
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ElderberryHamlet 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · will replacing gateway Pro 6 with Max 7 improve set up if there are older Pro 6 connected by wireless Max 7 has 2x2, 4x4, & 4x4 broadcasting across three bands. Its one 5Ghz band is comparable to the dual 5Ghz bands of your Pro 6s.
r/amazoneero · will replacing gateway Pro 6 with Max 7 improve set up if there are older Pro 6 connected by wireless depending on where you connect to your ISP and lets say your living room where you're most likely to benefit from Max 7 features, you might want to keep Pro 6 as your gateway and place your Max 7 where it most likely to get used. Pro 6 won't reduce performance of your Max 7, it just won't have a partner for WiFi 7, 6GHz band, or 2.5 or 10 Gbps ethernet. Pro 6 will gain a partner for WiFi 1-6, 2.4 & 5 Ghz bands and gigabit ethernet.
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hitek_Rdneck 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · will replacing gateway Pro 6 with Max 7 improve set up if there are older Pro 6 connected by wireless The processing power of the max 7 is significantly better than the pro six so I would venture to say it would definitely be an upgrade, I would replace the beacon with the existing pro six did you will be replacing.
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Former-Location-6236 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero Pro 6e or Eero Max 7 Max 7 has more antennas and better range. Key here vs the rated 2500 square feet range is this is a uk home I’m guessing with solid walls which greatly reduce the range vs stud walls and plaster. I’m using 2 eero pro 2nd gen and an eero pro 6 to cover my house, eero pro 6 and pro are wired backhall with one pro as a satellite. I’ve done testing around the house, turning off the satellite or wired pro and coverage drops heavily in some rooms. I’m also wondering if the eero max 7 would be enough of an upgrade to allow me to replace all these with 1 device with coverage at the far end of the house
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Mediocre_Blueberry50 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Existing 6+ user - upgrading to Max 7......start as new or replace? Just got on this thread and reading through it. Glad I got here. I have 2 eero Pro 6’s and 3 eero Pro’s. I replaced my Gateway eero Pro 6 with eero Pro 7 Max and saw a huge degradation to devices connecting to the second eero Pro 6 node down to 2 MBPS! I will now remove all nodes and clean install eero Pro 7 Max as the new Gateway. Hoping that will help.
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unbeta 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Is the Eero Max 7 as bad as people say they are? Have had a Pro 7 for a couple weeks now and it’s been trouble free. I have (5) other Pro 6s connected in a 3,500 square foot house, with one covering just the garage. I just have nothing bad to say about any of them. I don’t want to administer a local network and it just works out of the box.
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Life-Location-6281 🇬🇧
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r/firewalla · Quick review: Firewalla Gold Pro with 5 Firewalla AP7 desktop access points I had 3 eero pro 6’s and it seems like the AP7’s coverage is a little bet less (like 15% less). I had coverage in my driveway with eero for example. I have close to 4000 sq ft. Should I consider more APs or do you feel your 5 is overkill?
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amorde5 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero 6+ and Pro 6E Thoughts? Pro 6E might be overkill if you only have 500mb service. 6+ is only dual band. So the Regular Eero 6 Pro might be the sweet spot. Because it's discontinued, you'll likely buy it second hand at a discount. Just make sure it's not an ISP locked unit. Otherwise, if you're tech savvy, you can install OpenWrt on the TP routers and bypass their firmware.
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w1ck3djoker 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Researching Buying Eero System So as for cooling yes the 6pro and 6e yes they get warm I would say that it lowers the life span my 6 pro I had have been going for 4.5 years and now they went to my neighbors house and they are still going very strong. The 7s definitely are way better and if I had the money to drop on them I would in an instant.
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DoughnutImmediate340 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? Eero Pro 6 user here and not once I’ve started to think about upgrading my router with 500Mbps line. What is it that you do that warrants it? I’m a techie and using command line and RDP to work for remote clients and looking after parents who are YouTubing and FBing all the time. No problem with my eero pro 6.
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svenz 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? The WiFi is way better. Upgraded from Pro 6.
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CandyFromABaby91 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? Pro 6E has a 6GHz radio that the Pro 6 does not have.
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poops__everywhere 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? YES. The 7's are a much superior device in just about every single way.
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TaskClassic8603 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Would you recommend moving from Eero Pro 6 -> Eero Max 7? I have 3 Gigabit fibre, an eero PoE Gateway (same SoC as a Max 7), and two Max 7’s. One wired at 10 GbE and the other at 2.5 GbE. eero Pro 6 is my second favourite eero to the Max 7. They’re both the best of the good/better/best offerings of their respective eero generation.
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Special_Technology 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Pro 6 or Pro 6e? I bought a referb eero pro and use it upstairs as a mesh... Speeds up there are around 150mbs but very stable with my eero pro 6 as the hub...
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Left_Increase1569 🇬🇧
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r/orbi · Orbi 770 - Personal, IOT, and Guest networks are all the same network? Cause 770 is crap!!! Even with new firmware. I ended switching back to Eero Pro 6.
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Alarmmy 🇬🇧
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r/amazoneero · Eero Max 7 with major range issues Eero is garbage. My ISP gave me the 6 Pro, and speed will drop 70% if I moved 5 feet away. I immediately tossed it to the closet and bought a different brand.
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Questions fréquentes
L’Eero Pro 6 couvre-t-il une grande maison ?
Les utilisateurs Reddit rapportent généralement une très bonne couverture, y compris dans des maisons de 280 à 325 m² et parfois jusque dans le garage ou l’allée. Les murs épais peuvent toutefois imposer davantage de bornes, et quelques utilisateurs constatent des zones faibles.
L’Eero Pro 6 est-il encore assez rapide ?
Le consensus Reddit le juge performant en 5 GHz et particulièrement pertinent pour les connexions inférieures à 1 Gbit/s. Il devient moins convaincant avec des accès multigigabit, tandis que certains témoignages signalent aussi de fortes baisses de débit à distance.
L’Eero Pro 6 est-il fiable avec beaucoup d’appareils ?
Plusieurs utilisateurs disent connecter 50 à 60 appareils, dont des caméras, téléviseurs et consoles, sans incident. D’autres rapportent néanmoins des déconnexions aléatoires, des redémarrages nécessaires ou la panne de certaines bornes.
Faut-il acheter l’Eero Pro 6 d’occasion ou reconditionné ?
Les utilisateurs Reddit le considèrent souvent comme une bonne affaire lorsqu’il est fortement remisé, reconditionné ou d’occasion. Il n’est cependant plus fabriqué, et son intérêt dépend donc du tarif trouvé et de l’acceptation d’un matériel WiFi 6 limité au Gigabit.
I upgraded from Pro 6 to Max 7 last January. My Pro 6s was mostly stable, but when I started having dozens of devices suddenly dropping off randomly and having to reboot everything multiple times, I had enough and even considered switching brands. I decided to give the Max 7s a shot almost solely because the upgrade process is so easy and pain free, and when you’ve got a lot of WiFi connected smart devices you really want zero pain. Turns out I made the correct decision because my network has never been more stable and the speeds are great. I have a pure wireless backhaul and consistently get over 900Mbps download on my 1.4 gig service. Be aware that the Max 7 units are significantly larger than the Pro 6 units.